is about going on journeys and creating dreams, both of which comedian Lakis Lazopoulos cited as recurring themes in Rouvas music during their collaboration on 21os Akatallilos (2000). Chart performance "Stous 31 Dromous" received some airplay upon release, although it did not prove to be as successful as Rouvas' recent or forthcoming singles. Following the cancellation of the series, the song eventually fell off the charts. Critical reception Critical reaction to the song was mostly positive, with Espresso News describing it as an "incredible piece". In reviewing This Is My Live, Christianna Pantelatou of Music Corner stated that "Sakis [...] within 22 older songs (and the brand new 'Stous 31 dromous') gives us one of the most lively and bright evenings." As Rouvas' appearance in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 approached, the Greek members of OGAE chose the song to participate as the Greek entry in the OGAE Song Contest. At the contest, held in Zaragosa, Spain on 25 October 2008, the song reached third place with 130 points, placing behind Croatia and the United Kingdom. Music video The music video was directed by Greek-American director Leonidas Melas, the show's director, making it the first collaboration between him and Rouvas. It was shot in New York City, the show's setting, sometime in September. The video opens with the sun shining on the New York skyline. Rouvas proceeds walking briskly as if he has a destination in mind, wandering all over New York City, including the ghettos. Scenes of Rouvas constantly alternate with positive or humorous scenes from the series. Towards the end Rouvas reaches his destination, which is revealed to be the Brooklyn Bridge. The video ends with Rouvas looking out to the skyline as the sun sets. In the DVD of This Is My Live, bonus footage is included, featuring backstage scenes from the video and Rouvas greeting fans living in the United States. Live performances Following the song's release, Rouvas added it to setlists, beginning with his world tour with Antonis Remos and furthermore for his Politia concert series in Thessaloniki with Peggy Zina in the spring of 2008. Rouvas also performed the track in its entirety on the three-stop Kalokairino Randevou me ton Saki Tour, while in his later concert tours and series, such as STARZ, the Sakis Live Tour, and The S Club he performed only a portion of it. For his live performances, Rouvas opted